Have Your Cake and Draw It – A Sketching Event

Kilkenny Animated Presents

Have Your Cake and Draw It – A Sketching Event

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This event is for 12 years and up.

Your mission is simple: admire the cake, draw the cake… then eat the cake.

Settle into the delicious surroundings of Cakeface Café for a sketching event that combines two of life’s greatest pleasures, art and cake.

With every ticket, you’ll receive a beautifully crafted cake and a set of simple sketching materials. There’s just one catch: before you take your first bite, you have to sketch your sweet masterpiece.

No experience is required. Whether you’re an accomplished artist or someone who hasn’t picked up a pencil in years, you’ll be encouraged and guided by professional artists who know that creativity should be fun. Along the way, they’ll share tips, offer encouragement and help you capture your cake from every angle.
At the end of the session, a selection of sketches will earn a coveted place on the legendary Cakeface Wall of Fame, ensuring that your artistic tribute to pastry perfection lives on long after the crumbs are gone.

Joining the festivities are art director Melissa Malone, Lighthouse Studio’s artist, Amandine Cayla, and Cartoon Saloon co-founder and cake enthusiast, Nora Twomey, who will be on hand to champion creativity, celebrate effort and sample particularly irresistible cakes.

Location

Cakeface

Date & Time

13th September 2026 | 17:30- 18:30

Target Audience

Ages 12+

Cost

€10.00

A child wearing glasses and a red hat rides a tiger through a vibrant, colourful jungle filled with lush green plants and abstract patterns.
Four colourful, hand-painted tigers with blue stripes and orange fur in different playful poses on a white background.
Colourful animated cityscape with pastel buildings, a train on elevated tracks in the foreground, tree-lined streets, and distant mountains under a sky with scattered clouds. The scene has a soft, dreamy atmosphere.
Colourful painting of a large tree on green grass with a castle-like building in the background, under a bright blue sky.
A colourful painting of a stone church with stained glass windows, bathed in sunlight. The vibrant colours give the scene a lively, impressionistic feel.
A watercolour painting of a castle by a river, with trees and bushes around it. The sky is cloudy, and the colours are soft and muted, giving a serene, impressionistic feel to the scene.

Meet the contributors

Joining the festivities are art director Melissa Malone, Lighthouse Studio’s artist, Amandine Cayla, and Cartoon Saloon co-founder and cake enthusiast, Nora Twomey, who will be on hand to champion creativity, celebrate effort and sample particularly irresistible cakes.

Black and white portrait of a person with short hair, wearing a textured jumper, looking at the camera with a slight smile. The photo has a colourful gradient border inspired by the vibrant energy of the Kilkenny Animated Festival.
Nora Twomey
Melissa Malone
A woman with long dark hair, wearing a grey jumper, looks to the side while drawing or painting on a canvas in a green, indoor setting—capturing the creative spirit often seen at the Kilkenny Animated Festival.
Amandine Cayla

This event is kindly sponsored by

Logo with the text "Cultural & Creative Industries" and "Skillnet." The word "net" is inside a green circle. The design uses dark blue and green colours with modern, clean typefaces.